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that scene with garrus is actually started on the docks and you go out to the top of the presidium...variobunz wrote...
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The following is icing on the cake:
When the citadel opens its arms, there is zero gravity where they are situated..This means outer space, so how are they walking about? How are they even talking? Outer space has no air, which is the medium for sound.
Also, they'd be frozen in actuality, and the only plausible place where all of this would happen is in a dream/vision, free of all physical limitations. When the Citadel opens its arms in ME1 and you're fighting to get to Sovereign, you're wearing your entire space helmet and you can notice the 0 gravity effect, suggestive of outer space..
That can actually be countered: if I remember correctly, it is said somewhere that the Citadel has massive mass effect fields that create artificial gravity and create a breathable atmosphere.
That said, it doesn't discount the theory, however.
Curious tho, at the end of mass effect 1:
There is gravity in the elevator, but once exiting the elevator gravity seems to cease to be, yet once one reaches the tower, there is gravity again. Leading me to believe that if there is some field that used to induce gravity, it extends only to the surface of the structure, not outside of it.
Although, to play devils advocate, Shephard and Garrus do go to the top of presidium tower for "target practice" at one point in ME3. The use of breathing gear or mag boots is not implied or shown.
The Garrus/Shepard scene was on the huerta memorial hospital. Inside the presidium (the ring). There is always atmosphere.
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